• NYU Physics

    Currently located in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, Physics at NYU was founded in 1894 at the Uptown Heights campus in the Bronx…

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  • A new angle on molecular binding

    Undergraduate paper demonstrates an innovative method to directly observe atomic-scale bonding

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  • Andrew Wray

    and PhD students Erica Kotta, Yishuai Xu and collaborators use spectromicroscopy to see how electrons influence each other on the surface of Bi2Se3.

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Department of Physics

Physics Colloquia

Colloquium -- Charles Marcus: A New Kind of ‘Particle’, and Where It Can Be Found
Feb. 13, 2020

Colloquium -- Charles Marcus: A New Kind of ‘Particle’, and Where It Can Be Found
Colloquium -- Alexander Migdal: Turbulence as Random Geometry
Feb. 06, 2020

Colloquium -- Alexander Migdal: Turbulence as Random Geometry
Colloquium -- Tracy Slatyer: A Galactic Puzzle in Gamma Rays
Jan. 30, 2020

Colloquium -- Tracy Slatyer: A Galactic Puzzle in Gamma Rays

News

Holographic Video Microscopy observation of molecular bonding
Feb. 10, 2020

A new angle on molecular binding: undergraduate paper demonstrates an innovative method to directly observe atomic-scale bonding
Feb. 04, 2020

Andrew Wray's research has been featured on University Research News at the Office of Science homepage. Congratulations!
Data from research paper
Jan. 16, 2020

Andrew Wray and PhD students Erica Kotta, Yishuai Xu and collaborators use spectromicroscopy to see how electrons influence each other across the surface of topological insulator Bi2Se3
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Graduate Physics Organization: G-PHORCE
Graduate Physics Organization for Research, Culture, and Education (G-PHORCE)